Jannik Sinner
Jannik Sinner Is Not Yet 25, but He Is Already Tennis’s Fourth-Highest Career Prize Money Earner
A generational talent unlike almost anyone the sport has seen, Sinner's career prize money reflects his dominance on court.
By winning his second Wimbledon title in a row and beating Zverev, Jannik Sinner has achieved one of the greatest feats in Italian sporting history
The world No. 1 was not at his best and faced a formidable opponent, yet he managed to put all doubts behind him and claim a remarkable victory.
Jannik Sinner returns to his ruthless best at the right moment, overcoming Djokovic in the Wimbledon semi-final
The world No. 1 has rediscovered his relentless tennis and handled the few truly delicate moments with composure.
Sinner Reaches the Wimbledon Semi Finals Despite Not Yet Being at His Best, as His Serve Becomes Increasingly Lethal
His win over Struff, like those in the previous rounds, may not have been spectacular. But the world number one is serving with remarkable power, precision and consistency.
Jannik Sinner has become a commercial juggernaut — making huge money and widely liked almost everywhere
An excerpt from Jannik Sinner: 8 Chilometri, written by Federico Ferrero and Federico Mariani and published by Hoepli.
The “Sinner Sweep” Is Born: Sinner’s Masters 1000 Run Redefines Tennis Statistics
A feat never before seen in the sport’s history needed a word of its own.
After winning in Rome, there is no longer any doubt: Jannik Sinner has entered tennis legend
At 25, the world number one has won all the Masters 1000 tournaments and six in a row. And there are many other records to celebrate, at the end of a stunning tournament and a stunning period.
Jannik Sinner had to beat Medvedev twice, and in doing so he offered yet another proof of his greatness
The final he has reached in Rome feels different, and not only because it will be played in front of his home crowd: after the rain delay, the world number one pulled off a feat that had still been missing from his résumé.
Jannik Sinner is the new absolute dictator of world tennis
The victory in Madrid against Zverev, at the end of a one-sided final lasting less than an hour, leaves no doubt: at this moment, there is no one who can even come close to the Italian phenomenon. Not even on clay.
No one, or almost no one, has seen Rafael Jódar arrive, yet he has everything it takes to become the third wheel between Sinner and Alcaraz.
The young Spanish tennis player has started 2026 strong and will now face Sinner in the quarter-finals in Madrid: the right match to test his talent, his solid and robotic game.
The rivalry between Sinner and Alcaraz has already changed tennis, making it more offensive, more intense, more technological.
An excerpt from the book Cambiocampo – A New Era of Tennis Has Begun, written by Giri Nathan and published by Altrecose.
Alcaraz and Sinner are not yet 25 years old, yet they are already in the Top 7 of the players who have earned the most money in the history of tennis.
The prize money accumulated by the two champions is unprecedented in the history of this sport, in terms of precocity.